| From the Where2sing.com forum: With reference to our mystery singer in the video on the main page, I have an uninteresting point of trivia to make =P
I actually met this fellow at the first karaoke I was a regular at many, many moons ago (about 169) and he used to just basically 'mosh' and keep his legs together as he jumped up and down on the spot (a move a salsa dancer has informed me is called 'tea bagging' - not my preferred association with the term but them's the breaks lol.) Anyway, one night, I took it upon myself to try and teach the fellow some more interesting moves. He didn't master them but that was when he started getting a little wilder with his antics and has remained as such as you can see in the video - is there supposed to be sound btw? It's a silent film for me.
He's a very well natured individual. Just don't give him your phone number lest you want to be answering it for about 75% of your day and answering the question of 'how are you?' each time lol.
I do know his real name though he used to also be called, 'The Energizer.'
As for the 2/10 comments, well, I think that's a bit harsh. I'd give him a '4.' We used to sing Pseudo Echo's 'Funkytown' sometimes which was fun - and I mean the proper one too which I think was United or perhaps Pioneer's laser disc and not the CDG version that is more like the original version from the 70s (I think?). Actually, it was through his singing it week in, week out that I learned it, so he was obviously doing something right. Yeah. Definitely better than a '2' guys. Plus, when you go for entertainment value, he's up there with a '6' in my book.
Okay. Nuff natter from this nutter.... See ya.
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